BBC Eurovision viewers fume just minute into show as Graham Norton addresses big issue
dailyrecord.co.ukThe 2024 Eurovision song contest kicked off with viewers immediately raising complaints as host Graham Norton addressed an audio issue.
As Saturday night's live final began, fans were quick to voice their frustrations, struggling to hear UK commentator Graham Norton, who was narrating the event as per tradition.Graham eventually acknowledged the problem, clarifying the situation for viewers who had taken to social media to express their annoyance.At the start of the show, during the opening sequence, Graham's commentary was meant to be heard by BBC audiences, the Mirror reports.However, a significant sound problem resulted in his voice being barely audible, prompting viewers to take to social media to demand a fix.Fans implored the broadcaster to "sort it out" desperate to hear the host's commentary.
One viewer pleaded: "Ok BBC can we sort the sound out, I wanna hear Graham! ". Another commented: "Sort ya sound out, Graham," while a third echoed: "Dodgy sound there."A fourth disgruntled fan wrote: "Great start, the sound isn't working," with numerous others reporting the same issue.Addressing the technical hiccup, Graham stated: "I think there might have been some problems with my microphone at the beginning."Despite this clarification, some viewers continued to experience sound issues, although for many, Graham's voice became clear and distinct afterwards.The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) announced several changes to the grand final following the disqualification of Dutch contestant Joost Klein.
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